In the end last weekend, the Kansas State Fair board thought better of asking lawmakers to mandate an in-service day in K-12 schools during the fair. It will instead seek a legislative resolution underscoring the fair’s value. That’s good news, because the Legislature should not be in the business of ordering local schools to close — especially when the closure would come just days into the school year. The idea behind the in-service day was worthy, though: The fair has educational value, and more kids should experience it.
Posted by Rhonda Holman
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What about a school sponsered field trip? This way, the kids could go with their friends and teachers could use this as an educational opportunity?
And go on the two Kansas State Fair weekends so students continue learning in their regularly scheduled school sponsored classes!